Art Therapy with Darcy Lubbers
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Meet Dr. David Burston
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Michelle LoFurno on Psychological Assessment
Michelle LoFurno on Psychological Assessment Posted on Categories: Video Dr. Michelle LoFurno discusses her role as the Director of the PCH Assessment Center, the variety of comprehensive evaluations we use to better understand each client, and how we integrate that...
Dr. Gerald Tarlow on ERP
Dr. Gerald Tarlow on ERP Posted on Categories: Video Dr. Tarlow, director of the OCD treatment program at PCH discusses cognitive behavioral therapy and Exposure and Response Prevention as well as their role in helping clients overcome compulsions and treating...
Tim Pylko, MD on PCH Pasadena
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Dr. Adriana Westby-Trent on PCH’s Philosophy
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Ketamine and Its Effects on the Brain and Mental Health
How has ketamine, a drug that was previously used on battlefields and in operating rooms become a potential solution for treating depression and suicidality? How does it work, what effects does it have on the brain, and what, if any, risks are involved in its use?
